Part of this predicament stems from a lack of will, much of it from a lack of resources in an era of austerity.
Part of the center's predicament stems from its rapid growth; the budget grew to $3 million from $800,000 in several years, while the number of students participating in programs at the center and in its outreach projects climbed to 10,000, according to Mr. Giles.
But particular efforts to woo them will inevitably have a broad impact on everyone else.The golden yearsAmerica's current predicament stems from the middle of the last century.
If Halbig stands, the ruling might at last be the tugged thread that causes the whole law to unravel.The current predicament stems from two main problems with Obamacare.
V.K.'s predicament stems from three sources: (a) the contentious circumstances of his appointment as chief in 2010, (b) the resentment that many army personnel feel towards the neta-babu nexus, and perhaps most significantly, (c) V.K.'s tendency to shoot from the lip.
Freixo's predicament stems from his relentless attacks on organised vigilante groups known as "milicias".
Putin's predicament stems from his own missteps as well as tectonic shifts in Russia's political landscape.
In brief, OneWorld's considerable predicament stems from a continuing civil suit in Seattle with its former rules adviser, the New Zealander Sean Reeves, who had a similar position with Team New Zealand when it successfully defended the Cup in 2000.
The ethical implications of genomic data do not only affect the public--researchers and medical professionals, too, face ethical predicaments stemming from genomic information.
The Cavendishes relish performing for one another as much as they do for their theater audiences, and some of their most amusing predicaments stem from their inability to separate their posturing from their own true feelings.
Similarly, the predicaments of the CMAM programme is stemming from the programme's focus on the wellbeing of the individual in a context where the norm is favouring the collective good.
